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Raymond Hewlett: Photos more accurately depicting appearance
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Raymond Hewlet photo circulated during Molseed murder investigation
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| Raymond Hewlett-Image circulated during Molseed murder investigation |
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Hewlett / McCann Abductor sketch
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| Hewlett in approx. 1997. McCann "abductor" sketch. |
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Secret Video of Maddie Suspect
6 March 2011
Secret Video of Maddie Suspect
News of the World (paper edition)
Madeleine McCann suspect Raymond Hewlett said his wife would “go mental” if she was asked about the missing girl in a dramatic video recorded before his death.
[Photo of Hewlett -from video- wearing oxygen mask. Caption ‘Worried….Hewlett’]
Convicted paedophile Hewlett was tracked down to a German hospital by a British couple who met him on holiday in Portugal.
In a tense video, the couple confront Hewlett and tell him they know of his paedo past - and ask him if he was involved in Madeleine’s disappearance from an apartment in Praia da Luz on the Algarve in May 2007. He replies: “You’re joking. How would I know about that?”
Hewlett then launches into a rambling alibi, during which he claims he was at a market with German wife Mariana Schmuecker on the day Madeleine vanished - except the market is held on Saturdays and the little girl went missing on a Thursday.
Terrified the couple are going to speak to his wife, Hewlett adds: “I mean, you going… going to repeat all this to Mariana about this, about this kid? She‘ll go mental.”
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See Anorak News "Madeleine McCann: The Disappearance Of Rui Pedro Teixeira Mendonca"
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Secret Video of Maddie Suspect
News of the World (paper edition)
Madeleine McCann suspect Raymond Hewlett said his wife would “go mental” if she was asked about the missing girl in a dramatic video recorded before his death.
[Photo of Hewlett -from video- wearing oxygen mask. Caption ‘Worried….Hewlett’]
Convicted paedophile Hewlett was tracked down to a German hospital by a British couple who met him on holiday in Portugal.
In a tense video, the couple confront Hewlett and tell him they know of his paedo past - and ask him if he was involved in Madeleine’s disappearance from an apartment in Praia da Luz on the Algarve in May 2007. He replies: “You’re joking. How would I know about that?”
Hewlett then launches into a rambling alibi, during which he claims he was at a market with German wife Mariana Schmuecker on the day Madeleine vanished - except the market is held on Saturdays and the little girl went missing on a Thursday.
Terrified the couple are going to speak to his wife, Hewlett adds: “I mean, you going… going to repeat all this to Mariana about this, about this kid? She‘ll go mental.”
Note:
See Anorak News "Madeleine McCann: The Disappearance Of Rui Pedro Teixeira Mendonca"
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Lesley Molseed case: Blog visitor info re: Christopher Coverdale
Christopher Coverdale, witness in the Lesley Molseed case, claimed to have seen a man dragging a child up an embankment at the lay-by where Molseed's body was found.
An anonymous visitor has provided these photos, and has left messages on this blog stating the following:
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An anonymous visitor has provided these photos, and has left messages on this blog stating the following:
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Kate plea to perv's widow
Kate plea to perv's widow
27 February 2011
News of the World
Matthew Drake
Mum to Mum.. Please Tell
Heartbroken Kate McCann is pleading with the widow of a dead paedophile to break her silence in the hunt for snatched daughter Madeleine.
But Mariana Schmuecker – herself a mother of six -has snubbed FOUR requests to reveal secrets about her husband, convicted child rapist Raymond Hewlett
Detectives believe what she knows could hold the vital key to their investigation
When the News of the World confronted her the callous German just snarled: “Clear off! I’m sick to death of hearing about Maddie McCann!”
FLAWED
Madeleine’s parents Kate and Gerry desperately want Mariana to shed light on Hewlett’s links with child-sex perverts in Portugal’s Algarve, where three-year-old Maddie vanished in May 2007.
Ex-fairground worker Hewlett bore a striking resemblence to the straggly-haired man seen lurking near the McCann’ holiday apartment.
His previous conviction included the rape of a 12-year-old girl he lured into his car then drugged with paint stripper. And he was bragged how gipsies had offered him “good money” for his own blonde-haired daughter aged two.
But Mariana, who suddenly shipped off to Morocco with Hewlett just three weeks after Maddie’s disappearance, has stayed tight- lipped – even about her partner’s flawed alibi.
Hewlett claimed that on the Thursday Madeleine was abducted he was with his family at a market up the coast in Fuzets. But that market is only held on Saturdays.
A source close to the McCanns told us:
“Through detectives Kate has begged Mariana to speak out and hopes she will do the right thing. As a mother herself you’d think she’d want to help.”
Mariana lives with her kids in the German city of Aachen, in the same flat she shared with Hewlett before he died two years ago of throat cancer at 64.
A source close to the investigation said:
“Our detectives are pretty certain Mariana knows a lot about Hewlett’s background and activities. That would open up doors to paedophile networks in the Algarve.
“We were never able to rule Hewlett out as a suspect. He’d have had useful information and we’re convinced Mariana is more than able to fill in the gaps. But she just tells us to go away or puts the phone down.”
“We want to know WHO she knows, and WHAT she’s heard about possible routes to spirit a child out of the country.”
“She and Hewlett left Portugal at a rate of knots because he feared being associated with Madeleine’s disappearance.”
“We wanted to know about the six children Mariana and Hewlett had because none of them had any official birth documents. And there was a seventh child who died in mysterious circumstances.”
“They never explained how they could move from country to country with the children despite having no passports.”
[BLOGGER NOTE: Mariana and Raymond Hewlett had 6 children at the time of Madeleine McCann's disappearance. David (deceased) Michael (born in Germany) Anya (born in Germany) Jobe (born in Germany) Yanina (born in Portugal) and Paul (born in Portugal). Their youngest son, Daniel was born in Spain, after the Hewletts left Portugal. David died in December 2008, after falling out of the family van as they drove through Spain en route to Germany.]
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27 February 2011
News of the World
Matthew Drake
Mum to Mum.. Please Tell
Heartbroken Kate McCann is pleading with the widow of a dead paedophile to break her silence in the hunt for snatched daughter Madeleine.
But Mariana Schmuecker – herself a mother of six -has snubbed FOUR requests to reveal secrets about her husband, convicted child rapist Raymond Hewlett
Detectives believe what she knows could hold the vital key to their investigation
When the News of the World confronted her the callous German just snarled: “Clear off! I’m sick to death of hearing about Maddie McCann!”
FLAWED
Madeleine’s parents Kate and Gerry desperately want Mariana to shed light on Hewlett’s links with child-sex perverts in Portugal’s Algarve, where three-year-old Maddie vanished in May 2007.
Ex-fairground worker Hewlett bore a striking resemblence to the straggly-haired man seen lurking near the McCann’ holiday apartment.
His previous conviction included the rape of a 12-year-old girl he lured into his car then drugged with paint stripper. And he was bragged how gipsies had offered him “good money” for his own blonde-haired daughter aged two.
But Mariana, who suddenly shipped off to Morocco with Hewlett just three weeks after Maddie’s disappearance, has stayed tight- lipped – even about her partner’s flawed alibi.
Hewlett claimed that on the Thursday Madeleine was abducted he was with his family at a market up the coast in Fuzets. But that market is only held on Saturdays.
A source close to the McCanns told us:
“Through detectives Kate has begged Mariana to speak out and hopes she will do the right thing. As a mother herself you’d think she’d want to help.”
Mariana lives with her kids in the German city of Aachen, in the same flat she shared with Hewlett before he died two years ago of throat cancer at 64.
A source close to the investigation said:
“Our detectives are pretty certain Mariana knows a lot about Hewlett’s background and activities. That would open up doors to paedophile networks in the Algarve.
“We were never able to rule Hewlett out as a suspect. He’d have had useful information and we’re convinced Mariana is more than able to fill in the gaps. But she just tells us to go away or puts the phone down.”
“We want to know WHO she knows, and WHAT she’s heard about possible routes to spirit a child out of the country.”
“She and Hewlett left Portugal at a rate of knots because he feared being associated with Madeleine’s disappearance.”
“We wanted to know about the six children Mariana and Hewlett had because none of them had any official birth documents. And there was a seventh child who died in mysterious circumstances.”
“They never explained how they could move from country to country with the children despite having no passports.”
[BLOGGER NOTE: Mariana and Raymond Hewlett had 6 children at the time of Madeleine McCann's disappearance. David (deceased) Michael (born in Germany) Anya (born in Germany) Jobe (born in Germany) Yanina (born in Portugal) and Paul (born in Portugal). Their youngest son, Daniel was born in Spain, after the Hewletts left Portugal. David died in December 2008, after falling out of the family van as they drove through Spain en route to Germany.]
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I know who took Maddie
The Sun
Antonella Lazzeri and Andy Crick
Madeleine McCann suspect Raymond Hewlett confessed on his deathbed that he KNEW what happened to the little girl, The Sun can reveal.
In a letter to his estranged son Wayne, he denied having anything to do with Maddie's disappearance.
But he said he knew she had been stolen to order by a gipsy gang who kidnap children for wealthy couples unable to have kids or adopt.
Hewlett, a serial paedophile seen near the spot where Maddie was snatched in Portugal, said they had a "shopping list" of potential targets - such as a little girl with blonde hair like Maddie.
Private detectives working for Maddie's parents Kate and Gerry are "extremely interested" in Hewlett's claims.
A source close to their ongoing investigation said:
"What he says fits the No1 theory, which is that she was stolen to order."
Hewlett died of throat cancer in April, aged 62, after persistently refusing to meet the McCanns' detectives.
He became a suspect because of his appalling record of rape and abduction of children.
And he was living as a nomad in Portugal with his second family when Maddie vanished from the McCanns' holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in May 2007.
Hewlett's letter to builder Wayne, 40, was delivered to the son by a mystery man - thought to be a solicitor or a private eye - a week after he died.
Most of it was an apology for how his vile crimes had affected his first wife Susan and Wayne.
But then he went on to write about Maddie, who was nearly four when she went missing.
Wayne, of Telford, Shropshire, said:
"It was a bolt from the blue and I shook when I read it.
"He stated he didn't want to go to his grave with us thinking he had done such a horrible thing.
"He said he had had nothing to do with taking Maddie but did know who had.
"He said a very good gipsy friend he knew in Portugal had got drunk and 'let it out' that he had stolen Maddie to order as part of a gang.
"My dad said this gang had been operating for a long time and had snatched children before for couples who couldn't have children of their own.
"Maddie had been targeted. They took photos of children and sent them to the people they were acting for. And they said Yes or No.
"Dad said the man told him it was nothing to do with snatching children for a paedophile gang or for a sexual reason.
"He said there were huge sums of money involved. And he totally believed what this man was saying."
The account fits with others surrounding the Maddie mystery.
Several strange men were seen taking photos of children around the Ocean Club resort in the days before she vanished. And The Sun revealed earlier this year that a British expat thought he had seen Maddie in a white van driven by a gipsy couple the day after she was lost.
Wayne, who had no contact with Hewlett for nearly 20 years, said his father's letter seemed "very genuine".
He added:
"I don't know if this is what happened to Maddie or not, but it does make sense. I can't believe he'd go to those lengths to make up some elaborate lie when he was so weak and ill."
Wayne said he considered going to Kate and Gerry with the letter but was worried it could cause them more heartache if it gave them false hope.
He added:
"I actually burned it because it unnerved me so much.
"To have a letter from someone you hated for so long was just mind-blowing. I couldn't deal with it."
Wayne did not contact The Sun about the message. We learned of its existence through a friend.
But now he intends to sit down with the Maddie detectives to tell them everything he knows.
The McCanns' spokesman Clarence Mitchell said last night:
"We are extremely grateful to Wayne for coming forward with this information and the detective team will be interviewing him as a matter of priority."
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'I know who took Madeleine McCann'
1 September 2010
Daily Mail
A paedophile suspected of being involved in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann 'confessed' to knowing what happened to the little girl on his deathbed, it has been claimed.
Raymond Hewlett wrote to his estranged son denying he played a part in the three-year-old’s abduction, but claimed he knew she had been ‘stolen to order’ by a gypsy gang.
Detectives working for Kate and Gerry McCann (pictured) are said to be 'extremely interested' in Hewlett's claims and are said to be preparing to interview his son Wayne about the letter
Detectives working for Kate and Gerry McCann (pictured) are said to be 'extremely interested' in Hewlett's claims and are said to be preparing to interview his son Wayne about the letter
But he vowed only to reveal where he was the night she went missing if he was paid thousands of pounds.
Kate and Gerry McCann’s private detectives refused the request.
Today his son Wayne claimed to the Sun that the letter was delivered to him by a mystery man a week after he died in April.
Wayne, who has had no contact with his father for 20 years, claimed his father insisted he had nothing to do with Madeleine’s disappearance – but that he knew who did.
He said: ‘He said a very good gipsy friend he knew in Portugal had got drunk and “let it out” that he had stolen Maddie to order as part of a gang.
‘My dad said this gang had been operating for a long time and had snatched children before for couples who couldn’t have children of their own.
‘Maddie had been targeted. They took photos of children and send them to the people they were acting for. And they said Yes or No.’
Private detectives working for the McCanns are said to be ‘extremely interested’ in the claims and are preparing to interview Wayne.
Wayne, 40, says he burned the letter because it ‘unnerved’ him so much.
The Sun reported they learned of the existence of the note through another source and confirmed they had not been approached by Wayne originally.
Madeleine went missing from The Ocean Club Hotel in Praia da Luz in the Portuguese Algarve while her parents dined at a restaurant on the resort.
Hewlett was living with his family on a campsite an hour’s drive away at the time.
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Madeleine suspect knows who took her
UK Parent's Lounge
Raymond Hewlett became a key suspect in the hunt for Madeleine McCann when it was revealed that the convicted paedophile was close to the McCann family in Praia da Luz, Portugal. Investigators searching for Madeleine wanted to talk to Hewlett, who was in hospital dying of cancer, but he did not wish to speak to them.
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Telford paedophile in deathbed Madeleine McCann confession
Telford paedophile in deathbed Madeleine McCann confession
Shropshire Star
Andy Richardson
A paedophile from Telford allegedly made a deathbed confession that Madeleine McCann was kidnapped to order.
Raymond Hewlett, who was a suspect in the case, reportedly wrote to his son, Wayne, who lives in Telford, with details.
Hewlett, who died from throat cancer in April, aged 62, had persistently refused to meet detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine from the McCann's holiday flat in Praia da Luz in May 2007. He had been a suspect in the case because of his long record of rape and abduction of children.
His letter to his son, a builder, was delivered by an intermediary and is believed to have caused Wayne so much shock that he burned it.
Wayne reportedly said:
"It was a bolt from the blue and I shook when I read it. "He said he had had nothing to do with taking Madie but did know who had. He said a very good gipsy friend he had in Portugal had got drunk and 'let it out' that he had stolen Maddie to order as part of a gang.
"My dad said this gang had been operating for a long time and had snatched children before for couples who couldn't have children of their own. "Maddie had been targeted. They took photos of children and sent them to the people they were acting for. And they said Yes or No.
"Dad said the man told him it was nothing to do with snatching children for a paedophile gang or for a sexual reason "He said there were huge sums of money involved. And he totally believed what this man was saying.
"I actually burned it (the letter) because it unnerved me so much. To have a letter from someone you hated for so long was just mind-blowing. I couldn't deal with it."
The account fits with other theories regarding Maddie's disappearance, with witnesses saying several strange men were seen taking photographs of children around the Ocean Club resort prior to her disappearance.
Wayne added: "I can't believe he'd go to those lengths to make up some elaborate lie when he was so weak and ill."
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